Since the adoption of cryptocurrencies is growing exponentially, several users intend to learn and understand the concept of the crypto industry. As many are interested in this sector, many newbies are entering the crypto space. To educate the early traders of cryptocurrencies, Turkey has integrated the idea of teaching and
Turkey and El-Salvador Presidents meet officially. Many topics were discussed, except the much anticipated BTC. Rumors upon Turkey BTC legal tender spread virally. The President of El-Salvador attained world fame for making the country the first in the world to make Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender. Apart from this, the
Bitcoin’s plight worsened as the cryptocurrency fell below $46,000 after failing to break through the $47,000 resistance. A 23 percent drop in Bitcoin’s price has occurred over the last month as investors worry about the economic effect of Covid’s new variant and the US Fed’s tapering of its bond purchases.
The USD/TRY increased by 14 percent on Tuesday alone. Erdogan declared “war” on cryptocurrencies in September. According to CoinMarketCap, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization has decreased by one percent to $2.53 trillion. Bitcoin has dropped by about 1 percent in the last 24 hours, reaching $56,272 US dollars. The cryptocurrency
Turkey President Erdogan terms the nation is against cryptocurrency. Former Prime minister states crypto leads to grievances. Turkey plans to restrict crypto and initiate new regulations upon it. Turkey being a country full of promises, however is not so fair when it comes to its crypto industry. Besides being a
Vebitcoin website has halted all its activities after facing financial strain. This is the second Turkish digital currency exchange that has collapsed. Turkish authorities have blocked Vebitcoin’s domestic bank accounts Vebitcoin announced that its website has halted all its activities after facing financial strain. However, this is the second Turkish
